How GitCop ensures your commit message are better.
Any time a pull request is raised on your repository, each commit in the pull request is checked against the repository rules.
If any commits do not follow the provided rules, a comment is left against the pull request.
If you choose to link your GitHub account then all you need is to put in the repository name, GitCop will set up the rest.
If you don't want to sign in with GitHub then GitCop will simply prompt you to set up the webhook manually.
GitCop features several rules that you can apply to your repository. These include specifying the length and format of the commit message.
You can also customize the header and footer that are displayed next the GitHub comment.
If you don't want the GitCop bot to be the one leaving messages on your repositories, you can link your own.
This bot will be used on any comments for that repository.
